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No, there are other, objective differences. Boomers, at the same age as millennials now, commanded a much, much larger proportion of the national wealth than mi
by voisin 4y ago
No, there are other, objective differences. Boomers, at the same age as millennials now, commanded a much, much larger proportion of the national wealth than millennials do now. This has been true, at the varying ages over time, of Boomers since they hit working age all the way through now to retirement age. If you don’t recognize the impact this has on both groups’ psyches, then I’m not sure what to say.
- reaperducer 4y agoBoomers, at the same age as millennials now, commanded a much, much larger proportion of the national wealth than millennials do now. There's that obsession with money I mentioned. Moreover, Who cares? Lots of generations had less money than Millennials do now and still did great things. Are you under the impression that Millennials are entitled to a certain amount of money? There's that entitlement complex. Who told you that life is fair?
- voisin 4y ago> Are you under the impression that Millennials are entitled to a certain amount of money? There's that entitlement complex. > Who told you that life is fair? All I said was that these facts have an impact on each group’s psyche and world outlook. Is that controversial to you?